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BABY MILESTONES

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How to Learn Your Baby’s Developmental Milestones for the 1 st Year New parents often wonder what to expect in their baby's development. Also, they wonder how to know if their child's development s on target. Babies take their own pace in development but its good to be aware of all stages of growth. In this article, you will learn all the changes and growth that occur in your baby for the first year. What is a baby developmental milestone? Your child's ability to move, see, hear, communicate, and interact with others. Baby Milestone by age Its good to understand that your baby is unique and may not follow all the stages explained. For instance, your child may crawl early than expected and delay in other milestones like walking or start teething early and delay in others. It’s advisable to observe your baby’s pace of growth and always inquire from a pediatrician if you're in doubt or have a concern. Again, learn to encourage your baby, like practicing how to
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A MUST KNOW FOR EVERY PARENT ABOUT FEBRIL CONVULSIONS

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I never knew of convulsions until it happened to my own. It is so scary to watch your kid convulse especially with no idea of how to help him or her. If you are like me that time and for first time parents this article might be of some help to you. What is convulsion? It is a condition that occurs especially in kids between 6 months and 6 years. Their body shakes uncontrollably and rapidly. The episode can occur between 5-15 minutes or more. . Convulsions mostly occur in boys and can run through in a family (occurring in kids whose close relatives also had convulsions) . Signs of convulsions          Body becomes stiff          Some parts may shake rapidly like arms, legs, head   or what is called twitching         Blackout becoming unconscious          Change in breath           Eyes rolling back What to do when a child convulse Lay him on soft ground like bed Remove any harmful material around him   Ensure there is nothing in the mouth to a
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WELCOME TO HEALTH SPOT BLOG

Welcome All to a New, Fresh Site for highly free and sifted information. Health Spot introduces a blog that provides facts and opinions presented in a free and straight forward methods without fear of contradiction or in favoritism. keep checking we are setting up1, 2, 3... Within no time we'll be up and running
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